The weaving aspect of this ‘attraction’ is very interesting. The machines alone are fascinating. I love the way they use their own produce and local natural dyes, although the dark Hebridean sheep colour is lovely. The end product you can then buy - either material by length, wool & wool products, jumpers, hats, flat caps. Now the important information The Meat! Bought in the freezer beautiful lamb or hoggit. Steaks & roasts - sausages are a must! A brilliant resource especially if visiting after October when many establishments are shut. & don’t forget the Bridies - made by local Maggie (we happened to meet her buying tatties for said bridies).

We were delighted to find this craft shop and production facility in tiny Ardalanish. Purchased a cap and blanket. The lady at the shop was quite helpful and conversational. Enjoyed eating some meat pies and ice cream that they provided, as well as a walk to the beautiful beach down below. Truly a Scottish wonderland outside of Bunessan on the Isle of Mull. An afternoon to remember.

What a fantastic place! Kathy took us on a tour to watch the weaving process. It was so interesting how they use everything from the farm. From the wool to the dyes from their garden. Also the process of making the wool, very interesting and a must see if you are in the area. We were not hurried through and Kathy answered all our questions. Lovely place!

Visiting this very special place made our tour of Mull Island even more surprising. A small weaving shop maintained with the purest sense of history and love told by the collaborators who belong to the families who live around them with old and heavy machinery with the wool manufactured and dyed by natural pigments located south of the island near the port is a spot not to miss. Amazing! Congratulations to your maintainers for maintaining this living tradition!